Voter Accessibility

Why this portfolio

People with disabilities face some of the steepest barriers to voting — inaccessible polling places, confusing ballots, transportation gaps, and laws that too often ignore their rights. This portfolio backs organizations led by and centered on disabled communities that fight for accessible voting, protect disability rights, and ensure every eligible voter can participate with dignity and independence.

• 01

  REV UP the Vote

  A national network of disability-led coalitions that register, educate, and mobilize voters with disabilities and their allies.

  Disability voter mobilization501(c)(3)
• 02

  National Disability Rights Network

  Protects and advocates for the rights of people with disabilities, including voting access and election participation.

  Legal protection & advocacy501(c)(3)
• 03

  Autistic Self Advocacy Network

  Disability rights organization run by and for autistic people, working to remove barriers to civic participation.

  Self-advocacy501(c)(3)
• 04

  National Association of the Deaf

  Advocates for deaf and hard-of-hearing voters, ensuring accessible information, materials, and polling-place accommodations.

  Deaf voter access501(c)(3)
• 05

  National Federation of the Blind

  Works to improve voting technology, accessible ballots, and poll-worker training so blind voters can vote independently and privately.

  Blind voter access501(c)(3)